Infosys Theater at Madison Square Garden

Nice venue. Smaller and much more easy to manage than the main MSG. Prices still high. Saw Miguel Bose. Such a great show!! The merch table was fast and easy to get through. Also the communication from the venue about show delays (visa issues) was excellent. Great job!

“An unforgettable night with Los Ángeles Azules! 🎶✨ First time at this theater and I loved it — the layout makes it easy to enjoy the show from any seat. Only downside: the ladies’ room could definitely be bigger (the line was endless 😅). Overall, an excellent venue to enjoy any performance!”

Went to see a Christmas Cirque de soliel show with my nephew. When you enter Madison Square garden main level, the theatre I'd on the upper level. We had to go through security. There's an express.line if you don't have a bag, but honestly the bag check line was pretty fast. We went upstairs and down a hall to the theater lobby. Plenty of food and drink booths. And a booth to buy swag. Prices highly inflated as expected. Got mu nephew cotton candy with a cheap little sa to hat, it was almost 20 bucks. There's a bar as well, will need to show ID. I got a white claw, it was about he same- ouch! The theatre itself was large, I think you get a good view no matter where you sit. We were in sex 204, row Z. We had a good view of the show. They say come an hour early, and of course people were coming in late, making folks have to get up to let them in. I think the show started pretty much on time however and was fun. When the show was over, it was easy to get out. Of course the ladies room had a long line, but moved OK. And getting out was easy peazy. I'd certainly go back for another show.

Came here for Westminster Dog Show and had a really good time! Security moved efficiently and it's pretty easy to navigate inside. The concession options are plentiful as well.

Went to see Lorna Shore. Great show but it was a metal concert so why were the tickets priced so high? Corporate greed. I was reminded why I prefer smaller venues and metal concerts in general.

Very nice set up, no bad seats. Fairly small and no obstructed views that I could tell. The seats were comfortable and normal theater sized. It was hard to find the entrance because all the signs were for the main MSG venue. Convenient from Penn station.

Sat just above the floor and had a great view of Dua Lipas whole show. Lights were graat...sound terrific and the venue really lent itself to giving her the ability to be seen by all.

We have been to several concerts at this venue. It is a smaller more intimate venue than the main arena but can still seat up to 5000+ people. Good sound quality. Good view of the stage from any location. Main complaint, this particular event the floor where our seats were located were sticky. You know that Phineas and Ferb episode where Doofenshmirtz trapped Perry the Platypus with a tile of a movie theater floor(joke is that movie theater floors were sticky)? Yeah, it was that kind of sticky. I checked the other areas and they were a little sticky but ours were disgustingly so. When we were there before, that was not a problem. I’m not sure what was going on that night.

Great theater for smaller shows for sure. I love how quick and easy it is to get inside and through security. Once inside you see concession stand with things being sold or any photo ops and the rest rooms. You go towards ur seat and there's another concession stand before you go to your seats. I've been here for shows for my son like Sesame Street, paw patrol & bluey. I've also been here to see Nicky Jam and Young Miko. When i saw Nicky Jam i had great seats on the 5th row towards the left of the stage and there's a big and clean rest room right there with barely any lines. This is important to note because the first restroom i mentioned is always very crowded and not as clean. I wish this location had additional rest rooms esp for women. Otherwise, it's a great location you can see no matter where you sit and it's easy to get to right off the 2 train. Afterwards, we always eat at Penn station because the food spots are always opened late.

"The World's Most Famous Arena", "The Mecca". This Iconic Landmark, not unlike the Great Pyramid of Giza, contains within it *secrets* that most are unaware of... The best kept secret is this amazing mini-concert theater - The Theater at Madison Square Garden! I was fortunate enough, once again, to get the premium VIP 1 experience at this venue (similar to what I achieved last year) to once again experience my favorite band from The Great Nation of Japan, BABYMETAL! The Theater at Madison Square Garden did not let me down and I had an amazing concert experience here! Admittedly, at the very start, there was a slight discrepancy with the line situation for us VIP's regarding the location and timing of the lineups. However, this was quickly a non-issue as the staff was, in fact, very organized and informative with where we should lineup and directing into the venue and where we needed to go afterwards. The venue itself is beautiful. It has received a remodeling some time ago and it definitely features modern amenities for visitors. Since this was one of the hottest days on record (99 degrees F) the temperature within was a definitely a climate-controlled cool 60 F. So, it was very comfortable inside, it was very clean and it was also very safe. Staff inside were excellent. They did say "please and thank you" and the shops inside were very well run, everything was clean and well maintained. There are food and drink options and the prices were perfectly fine, considering this is NYC -its appropriate. The bathrooms were also clean and well maintained. Everything inside was well staffed and everyone was helpful and courteous. The theater itself is amazing. It features the iconic lighting fixtures on the ceiling. Seating looked nice. However, I can't go into much detail on seating because I was all the way up front standing at the steel barrier right in front of the stage. Lets talk about security. Security was good. They did their jobs. They handed out bottle water to us when we requested them. They were very courteous. They handled the crowd surfers efficiently and safely. Thankfully, there were no issues that came about during the night that I was aware of. Of course, I was probably having too much a good time to notice if any issues did happen to arise. That is a testament to the amazing concert experience and a night that I will never forget! Afterwards, the crowd and fellow fanatics I spoke to all absolutely loved the show. So there were no issues. The Theater at Madison Square Garden delivered a great concert experience! MSG is one of the best arenas on the planet, if not the Worlds Greatest Arena. We all know that. I would hope that one day sooner rather than later to experience BABYMETAL in the Main Arena upstairs. I feel that all parties involved should absolutely make that happen!

The atmosphere was electric for a night of Top Rank boxing. The setting was a vibe and the Theater seats anywhere from 2,000-5,600 people so you should have good seats no matter where your tickets are. This arena is located beneath MSG, "The Worlds Most Famous Arena" which holds just over 19,000 people. As a fellow Ohioan I came to see Abdullah Mason and to see Keyshawn Davis win his first belt. Both fights ended in KO and were fan friendly. I didn't try any food but I did have 1 cocktail, which was a bit overpriced and not enough liquor. Overall, I rate the Theater 4/5. I would definitely return for more events.

It is a theater located in New York City's Madison Square Garden (MSG). It seats between 2,000 and 5,600 and is used for concerts, shows, sports, meetings, and other events. It is located directly above Penn Station and beneath (Yup, beneath) the main Madison Square Garden arena that hosts MSG's larger events. We were here for Zakir Khan Show on 17 March and what a show it was by Sakht Launda..!! We were there 1 hour before show time, so it was pretty easy to enter, easy security check-in, check out your Section (not seat no), and follow the directions and you are good to go. Entrance Could be tricky as it's different for each event. we entered from 32nd & 7th Ave... sometimes there is a direct entry on Aisla A, B,C, D. so reach there well in advance to avoid the crowd and enter peacefully, as some folks were entering even after 45 minutes With the last row a mere 177 feet from center stage, every seat in the house ensures an intimate experience. Did not buy beer or anything (usually charging you $15-20 bucks for 12 oz beer). Seat is let's say- it was okay... not good, not bad... but if any tall person sits in front of you, your view will be blocked for sure. sound system- it was good as it was a comedy show, I did not face any issue hearing despite I was in section 302. As a theater-wise experience - it's 3/5. Fact: Over the years, the theater has gone through a variety of name changes; from "the Paramount Theater," the "WaMu Theater at Madison Square Garden," to "The Theater at Madison Square Garden, and finally in 2018, Hulu Theater at Madison Square Garden. It's a must-stop for tourists and locals alike!

So Annie is my favorite movie of all times. Therefore I had to come see the play (again). This theatre is located inside of Madison Square Garden. It's very easy to get to by train cause parking near The Garden is horrendous. The best thing about this show was the special kids meal for $10 which included a hot dog, a bag of chips, apple slices and apple juice. I'm not sure if that was a special just for Annie but I surely got it and it hit the spot. The adult Annie themed beverages were great too. I got 'The Daddy Warbucks' which was great. A great show indeed.

Great space and venue! I wasnt sure what to expect, but it exceeded my expectations. The staff was a bit ridged, but it was a kpop concert so i get it. However, the Day6 fandom is not among those that do the most and they visibly relaxed quite a bit LOL. GF, so unable to sample the fare, but the drink selection is nice.

Seats upfront have such little leg room. No cup holders for beverages. We had decent seats and a pretty good view. Sound was great. Drinks were 40.00 for a double of tequila and pineapple. Generally clean and had a great time at the show.

I came to see Annie, the musical starring Whoopi Goldberg. You must enter from the 7th Avenue between 31st & 32nd street. Once you enter inside the Theater at Madison Square Garden (formerly called The Hulu theatre at Madison Square Garden), you will go through security checkpoint. The staff were friendly, but it seemed a little unorganized getting the eager guests through the long line into the theatre. I will compliment it was a very nice sized theatre to see a concert or off-broadway show. Please make sure to bring a jacket! It was very cold in the theatre seemed like AC was on blast during the middle of winter. I was wearing my winter coat the whole time, wish I had brought my gloves. It won't stop me from coming back again!

Went here to see a concert and it was great! Atmosphere was nice, seats were easy to find and the music sounds nice and clear! I loved it!

We saw the New York stop for Itzy's "Checkmate" World Tour here. Entering Hulu theater was very slow. Bag check was relatively quick as there were multiple lanes. Some lanes had only metal detectors while others had the xray scanner machines too. It was a long line to enter the actual theater as there were only a few people physically scanning our tickets (compared to UBS that has just machines to scan tickets). Is there only one bathroom in the whole theater? I'm not sure but the only bathroom I saw had a super long line so I avoided that. Best use the restroom elsewhere before seeing a show here. The seats are relatively comfy, I was surprised we had a good view in section 201 row M. The seats in our row were staggered compared to the seats in row L so that we get a really clear good view of the stage. But it looks like this only applies to every 2 rows so K and L had seats that were right behind each other which might mean a blocked view especially if the person in front of you is quite tall. Lighting of the stage is very good, so I was able to shoot good clips of all the performances without too much glare. The sound system leaves much to be desired. My brother said it reminded him of nightcore music. The volume was almost too loud which made the output sound pitchy. This was especially prevalent when they spoke loudly. Good location as it's right next to the 34th Penn Station entrance.

Everything was ok but the venue needs to open the gates more than 15 minutes prior to the event time. It doesn't allow people to get in and find their seats in time.

My first trip to Hulu Theater, was impressed with their entrance. They have good confectionery, food actually tastes good. The hot dogs were pretty big. They also have cocktails booth and a bar. The theater itself is a decent size, but everything is really old. The chairs are small clunky and uncomfortable. The seats in front are actually worse than the ones in the back, people sitting in front of you block the view in front section. The theater itself is not fascinating but I might have to go back based on type of events they host like Cirque du Soleil or kids concerts.

The sound system isn't necessarily the best but the staff have been super friendly every single time I've been (3 times so far). They always compliment my friends' and my outfits, and they're helpful when I have any questions.

Went to See Zucchero, the show was amazing. The whole crowd on their feet clapping all through the show

I've been going to Hulu since it was called The Felt Forum and The Paramount. Great space for a concert! I love this space so much more than MSG because it's a smaller, more intimate space. You can actually see the performer and tkt prices won't break the bank. On this visit, I was fortunate to see Jason Mraz. He never disappoints and you're guaranteed to have your spirits lifted and leave in a great mood. It's all positivity and love! Can't wait to see him next time! The only critique I would give Hulu is that the ushers could do a better job of directing people to their seats. The ushers look at your ticket and only point you in the general direction but newcomers to Hulu are left wandering around and/or sitting in the wrong seats. Other than that, it's easy breezy and a fun night!

That's me with Teresa Lynn Strasser at the theater. She is an American writer and television personality known for hosting the first season of the home makeover show While You Were Out on TLC. She also co-hosted The Adam Carolla Show. Teresa was the host of the NY Daily News contest. I won a consolation prize and brought my Mother, Grandmother, and Cousin back down to the theater to see the wonderful "A Christmas Carol." Great dancing...

LOVE HULU THEATER. much easier to get in and figure out where to go, verus the big MSG. however, if you come in from Penn or The ACE lines, its a bit of a maze to get upstairs. plenty of bathrooms, merch tables throughout, and people helping you to get you to your seat. i love the sound i here, the 3shows ive seen ive always sounded great. Only thing is, the theater is full seating so its pretty awkward if you go to rock/metal shows like me and kinda gotta stand in one spot.

Nice theatre beneath the greater MSG. Saw Bill Maher here last night and fully enjoyed myself. Seats are comfortable and I don't think there is really a bad vantage point from the floor. Only complaint about the venue is that the bathroom facilities are not conveniently located to the seating area. You have to walk all the way back to the main lobby in order to get to the facilities. They didn't exactly design that aspect of the venue intelligently. So if you have to go - go before the show! With the above said - I have no real complaints about venue! Would have happily go again.

Great venue to see a boxing match. I been to the Hulu (formerly The Felt Forum) for almost a dozen fights over the years. Not a bad seat in the house, large video screens, ample concession stands and easy access in or out. Very highly rated in my option. Seats about 4,800 to capacity and never feels over crowed.

Complete nightmare of an experience- would not go back to this venue. Security stopped me because of my bike helmet even though it is not on the list of banned items published on the venue site. They told us that the hotel a block away would check it for us but this was a lie (from the hotel, "we haven't ever done that and have no idea why they keep telling people"), so we lost 25 mins and STILL had to throw the helmet away. The security personnel were incredibly condescending. Concessions were incredibly understaffed- you will have to decide if you want to miss 30 mins of your event for a $14 beer. No bathroom access after the show ends. And they require printed tickets, which is a huge pain given all of the little print shops closed because of COVID and the big ones close early on a Saturday

Saw We Will Rock You at Hulu Theater at Madison Square Garden. The theater is intimately small and well maintained, reminiscent of an Atlantic City theater. Would definitely recommend coming to a show here!

The first and only time I've been here was to see The Millennium Tour (B2K, Pretty Ricky, Mario, etc.). This theater was smaller than I expected.....I suppose this isn't entirely a bad thing. I had tickets for the middle of the front section. However, ticketholders with seat further back were able to get a good view of the action despite the crowd. I must say the food is expensive. I merely got a couple of hot dogs and a beverage.... my total was nearly $20! Of course if you're pretty hungry, which I was, you purchase food and/or drinks reluctantly. Your best bet is to grab something from outside prior to arriving. The staff was pretty helpful with assisting with Seating Arrangements as well ass assuring that people refrained from standing in the aisles. Not 100% sure if I'll be back again but it certainly depends on who's performing.

Friendly staff. The line was long but they moved people in batches so it was constantly moving so that's a good thing. Variety of drinks and food and the theater wasn't too big or small so you can see from the back. The downside is the seats a too tight. If someone is in front of you your k res are getting squished

Just saw Faith No More here. It's like seeing a concert in the basement of MSG. Even the lead singer said that and kept making fun of the venue. Even though The Garden was updated and renovated it seems as if they forgot to also include this place. Still looks the same to me as it did a decade ago. Oh, and a Delta Sky Lounge bar? WTF? Are we at an airport? This is a smaller venue that seats around 5600 for concerts. Intimate is a good word, but if you're seated more in the back under the low ceilings it's a claustrophobic's bad dream. Has kind of an industrial look to it overall. Seating is tight and not all that comfortable. Oh, and bathrooms are located in a crappy spot away from the actual theater. Better run if you need to take a pee and run back or you'll miss a song or two Concessions are an overpriced joke as usual. Yeah, I love paying $6 for a bottle of water, and then having the cap taken away. Still, I have to admit the sound is solid here and the sightlines pretty good. Try to get seats more with a center stage view. Especially if sitting more in the back away from the stage. We were in section 300 on the second row and the view was decent. The seats are tiered so you don't really have to worry about getting your view totally blocked unless some of the Knicks are standing in front of you.

A more intimate venue (if you can call 5000 seats intimate) than the main MSG arena upstairs, the Theater@MSG is what used to be the Felt Forum (if anybody remembers what that was) and later on, the Paramount Theater. In the early 90's, the adjacent bowling alley where we used to bowl was closed and was incorporated as the lobby of the Theater. In the intervening years, I've been to a bunch of different shows, concerts and events at the Theater and the venue is incredibly comfortable with nice seating. I did not feel cramped at all like at some Broadway theaters. The space is wide open so there is really no bad seat in the house, unlike some theaters that have support columns that obstruct your view and still sell you tickets to those seats at a "discounted" price. Same as it's big brother upstairs, the stage has some modularity that can be modified for different performances. For Cirque du Soleil's Wintuk, the stage wings were opened up to allow for roller bladers to zoom up and down ramps, though the relatively low ceilings made that look dangerous, which was probably part of the show.. For the Fresh 102.7 Fall Fest concert, we saw Rachel Platten, Adam Lambert, A Great Big World and the star headliner, Duran Duran. All the acts were exceptional and with the sound system and acoustics of the theater, made them sound even better, especially the high notes that Adam Lambert was able to hit. For music acts that really can't fill up the MSG arena, the Theater is a great venue for concerts.

Who knew?? I saw Ranger games, Luther Vandross, heck even Billy Joel on New Years eve at MSG. When I had tickets for Stand Up For Heroes 2015 at THE THEATER @ MSG, I thought it was the same venue. We walk into a nice lobby. I pass the standard bars where they charge premium prices for alcohol and zip on past. I see the hallway for our seating area and we're directed to our seats. What a nice looking venue. The seats are pretty nice, very roomy and cushy. It's just my luck I had this 6'11 gorilla sit directly in front of me... The seats aren't on a large angle to compensate for a true concert/stage experience but nevertheless the acoustics and large monitors made for a nice time. Would I want to see another show here? I enjoy seeing shows at Westbury Music Theater because its intimate. The Theater At Madison Square Garden is smaller, I'm not sure if thats a good thing but I'm giving an extra star because when the concerts is over I can jump downstairs and catch a train

Just saw Bastille in this venue. Intimate, yet airy. Feel me? Easy to hit the loo, when you gotta take a leak, up in front area and easy to find your seats. The general admission standing-room area was packed. Its better to buy seats if you have money, like I do. Be like Louis R. Watch Bastille.

For such a large venue, the ticketing process was extremely disorganized. We were told that our tickets were at will-call. We arrived an hour before the show, and they weren't there. We were sent to some other office, and the tickets weren't there either. We had several friends in the same situation! I think because we were a bit more pushy, we got seats. But the show was starting and our friends still had not gotten their tickets. We were placed in random places throughout the theater - we had not ordered tickets together. I needed an assisted listening device, and was sent to the far side of the arena to get them. I got back to my seat, and found they did not work, which was very frustrating! I returned them during intermission, as it was a system problem, not one with my headset. The placement of bathrooms was not particularly convenient, and they weren't clean. All in all, not a great experience!

Great venue for a concert. This is the third time we've been there and the set up is wonderful sound amazing, security, not so much but I guess they don't really care if people smoke in the fan zone. One thing that is missing there is the bar. I think it would have gone over great!

From 1995 to 2004, this was the home of the NFL draft. Hulu didn't even exist then! It continues to be a place where meaningful events occur every year.

Last minute decision to see a show. Chinese Acrobats from Shanghai performing tonight. The theater is small and the rear orchestra seats have a good view because the seating is like stadium seating. The sound is excellent and stage is elevated so pretty much every seat has a good view. Definitely will come here for a show again.

My 2nd time attending a concert here and was so awesome! Winner was really fun on stage and MINO I'm biased so he's the main reason why I got my Ticketmaster tik been a supportive fangirl since they debuted in 2014

The seats were so uncomfortable. I seriously could not wait to get out of there and it truly ruined the experience for me. The seats are literally like folding chairs- and very tight. No leg room. No room between you and the people next to you. Arm rests can be angled up or down but we're stabbing me the whole show. I'll have to rethink any events at this venue.

We saw a great show here but the video displays weren't on. God help you if you had nosebleed seating. The floors under our seats were super sticky and the scent of marijuana wafted throughout the venue. Lest I forget ... two fights broke out. Very ratchet overall.

I'm a boxing fan, and I want to attend as many live events as possible. The problem? Once the general public can recognize the name and the face of the fighter, you have to pay through the nose to watch him fight. Case in point, I took my dad to Las Vegas to watch one fighter before he got famous: Manny Pacquiao in his third fight versus Erik Morales, back in 2006. $100 a ticket got us the last row - backs literally against the wall - on the first level of the Thomas & Mack Center. Fast forward to present times, and you'd be lucky if that $100 got you into a closed-circuit viewing in Vegas of the Pacquaio-Mayweather fight last year. The Theater at Madison Square Garden provides fans like me with an opportunity. For $25 (roughly $31 after fees), you can sit in the 300 level seats and catch fighters before they become household names. I've sat off to the side as well as in the middle, and as far back as row L. In each case, definitely worth the $31. Of course, the middle and further up front is better, but can you really find a better price point? I've seen some complaints about the venue, so let me help you guys and gals out: Complaint: I didn't know whether I was supposed to go the MSG or The Theater at MSG! Solution: Read your ticket. Reading is key. Complaint: I couldn't find my seat! Solution: Read the signs. Find your section, find the row designation, and then look at the first empty seat for its number. Chances are good that all seats directly behind that one will be the same number. Then look to the adjacent seat. If the number is smaller than the previous one, you've just spotted a very useful pattern. Complaint: That's too complicated! I need an usher and no one is here to help me! Solution: Come earlier. Less people, more available ushers. Complaint: The seats are too small! And the rows are too narrow! Solution: These are really not the accommodations I expected when I booked a room at the Ritz-Carlton. I need to speak to your mana - oh wait, this is an arena. This is kinda how they build them. (In all seriousness, I've never had a problem with this aspect of The Theater, though.) Complaint: My beer was too expensive! Solution: Look to your left. Now look to your right. Are you in New York City? Find an exit, walk out of it, and keep walking until the point when you look to your left and to your right, you are no longer in NYC. Then, walk another 20 miles for good measure. Your beer should be cheaper now. Hope that helps. (By the way, for you fight fans...some of the fighters I've seen here: Gennady Golovkin, Gabriel Rosado, Orlando Salido, Mikey Garcia, Roman Martinez, Glen Tapia, Nonito Donaire, Terrence Crawford, Felix Verdejo, Hank Lundy.)

There were two concerts occurring the night I attended, one in the Theater and one in MSG. They did not clearly inform where to go for your concert. There were no obvious signs and the security guards did not instruct anyone. After a while, they began finally screaming, "Go here for (band) and go here for (other band)." But this wasn't until after I attempted to go to MSG instead and had to circle around. Alcohol, like many concert halls in the City, is expensive here. So, please remember that. Also, there were lines as expected. The staff did the best they could with the amount of people they had. However, my biggest gripe was that the concert I attended had blatant illegal drug use ranging from marijuana to cocaine. People were also smoking cigarettes throughout the concert, which is being held inside a theater and therefore, that is also illegal. Being someone who is very allergic, I did not appreciate this at all. Let's just say my dinner came up. You would think the security guards would do something but they did not. Therefore, many points were knocked off for this. Thank you for the lung cancer. One security guard was very nice and helped me find the bathrooms, which were very clean and bright. I really appreciated that. I'm not sure if I'd go again. I guess it depends on who is performing.

I liked this theater mostly because they have several different venues and areas for different things to go on at the same time. It's large and unmistakable although the address is misleading for most Google map users such as myself. They have different box offices for different events going on so it might get confusing sometimes, but overall the bathrooms are somewhat clean, except really thin toilet paper, and they really didn't think the women's side through enough while designing since I waited in almost a 30 minute line for the single bathroom they had in the Wintuk area. The facilities are good though and especially the Wintuk theater was nicely setup with good seat positions to be able to see most of the action going on.

I had a great experience! I love Los angeles azules but poor bartenders need a lot of improvement!!

My first time at the Garden, I was here to attend the Holiday show "Elf." I followed the crowd to the main entrance, and unfortunately there was a professional sporting event in the main area. A bit confusing. The theater is downstairs, the stadium us above. Luckily the outdoor security gave us clear directions of where to go. The security line was a breeze, quick and courteous , yet thorough. Up the escalators, and then straight into the concession area of popcorn, snacks, soda, and alcohol. You are allowed to eat your snack while watching the show. Inside, the staff was very helpful at taking you to your seats, not just pointing in the general area. They also engaged in small talk with my children, always a plus. The venue itself is clean, with easily identified markings. Restrooms are large, as with almost every theater I have been to, too few to prevent long lines during intermission. Seats not the most comfortable and sight lines were just ok. The orchestra sits on the right, with overall sound quality being pretty good. To bad the show itself (Elf) was just ok. We left at intermission. Only the third time in about twenty five theater shows we have attended over the years. Acting, execution, singing were all just ok. We just had too many other fun things to see during the holiday season than to sit for another hour watching an "ok" performance.

I saw a live stand-up performance at Hulu theater here which was ruined by a massive camera and boom continuously jutting out over the crowd and completely obstructing our view of the performer for half the show. This forced us to watch the performance on the video screens adjacent to the stage. Needless to say, it ruined the show for a good portion of the audience, but MSG didn't seem to mind as they got their live recording to re-sell later. I'll likely never return for a live show.

Love the venue and over the years have seen a few things here including the most recent WeWork Global Creator Awards where post ceremony Macklemore gave an entire concert. Acoustics, seating, access are all great. The only "downside" is the TSA like security that is standard for MSG in general. Now maybe if someone gets drunk off their butt at a game they could do something stupid with a pocket knife but for frak's sake.

Theatre is amphitheater style so there's not a bad seat in the house. Sound system allows anything on stage to be heard clearly throughout. However this last time we were front row, stage left and it was pretty freaking cool. Especially since we were there to see Stan Lee in his last panel hosted by Kevin Smith. It was also the same day that the mayor made a proclamation; Stan Lee Day!

I probably had not been to the Theater at Madison Square Garden for years, yes YEARS, I tell you but I was here for the GLORY 12 Kickboxing. Thanks, Ruggy and YELP, got to enjoy a good show. It was full contact action and we actually got to see some knockouts. There was definitely a difference in skill levels from someone in the 2nd or 3rd fight of the event and then seeing more of the main headliners. Defense was much more present of course in the main fights, some of the rules were different from regular boxing of course but it was really fun. My plus one and I enjoyed it, I saw the event had some celeb appearances in the crowd like Evander Holyfield and Mayweather too. All and all, the seats were great section 305 row A. I literally could see everything, if this was the regular garden I know we would not have been that close. It was great to spot a few other yelpers in the crowd too and talk about the fun we were having and great action like the 6'9" guy versus the Russian dude would must have hit him about 22 straight times to end that fight. Sad for that guy, he was clearly tired and used the ROCKY BALBOA defense to only block those punches using your head. GLORY 12 was great, I would see some of these kickboxing matches again. KANYE WEST was next door at the GARDEN that night so it was really packed in the lobby.

I've only been here once. But that one time provided me with my most exciting and religious experience ever: seeing Radiohead in a small venue. This was my sixth time seeing Radiohead but because the place was so intimate, and because I knew all the songs, including the new material, I just had a perfect time. As for the venue itself, the air conditioning wasnt too great when the show started. The show was in June and it was about 200 degrees outside. So when I got inside and got in my seat, I was still sweating. thank god it improved as the night went on. I don't think there is a bad seat in the place. The sound is very good, not perfect like it is in the Garden itself. But I would definitely come back. And oooh look, I'll be back next week to see Norah Jones and M. Ward.

There are better theaters. There are worse theaters. I went back in February 2018 to see a Tyler, The Creator show. First off, the way to get to the theater seems a bit convoluted, going up escalators and down large sweeping hallways through throngs of kids trying to buy $50 dollar t-shirts until we got to our section in the 300s. Making our way to the bathrooms once we got there was just as convoluted, as you need to walk all the way down to the general admission section and take a long walk back behind the risers; not good when you're with someone that's handicapped, to say the least, heh. I kind of wish we had gotten GA seats, as that would have probably given me a better experience. The seats weren't awful - all in all, the view of the stages was pretty decent, even from afar - but the acoustics were a little too bass-heavy and it made it hard to hear some of the songs. If there was an artist I was DYING to see perform and this theater was their spot, I'd go back. But...it's okay. Eh.

Not only have a attended concerts here but I have performed the National Anthem for several of their sporting events. The staff here is always friendly, the security is tight and the food selection here is pretty darn good. Just came here for the Andrea Bocelli concert a few weeks back and the experience was awesome. We had box seats and the service was fantastic!! We didn't have to ask for anything - our server was on top of it all and had it set up before we even got into the room. The acoustics were excellent and the view, though we were a bit higher up, was good. Whether you're from NY or visiting, MSG is always worth checking out - its a must-do!

This is a terrible theater not only did I have a bad experience with two people because the seats were very small and there was no aisle space and there were no cup holders to put your beverages in, poor food choices and there was no handicap accessibility and the the lights were too dark during the concert.

It's been a while since I visited the theater for any kind of event, my most recent visit brought me here for the Nicky Jam concert on 9/10/17. Now here's an observation last time I came here I could have sworn there was an entrance somewhere around the block? Don't know if am losing it or just simply don't remember this time after going around seemed like all we did was walk back to the main entrance of MSG?? I don't know guess that's how it is now. U go in though the main entrance & up the stairs. After getting In & past security we made our way inside, I forget how small this theater is in comparison really not a big deal since smaller theaters tend to have better views. We had decent seats at section 205 can't complain good view, show wise very entertaining. No drinks since we had been drinking before the show can't say much about prices here but am sure they are similar if not the same to the garden. Show was enjoyable, good sound system & lights not bad at all good theater for catching shows.

Nope. Just nope. I went to see Morrissey here. I bought the tickets for my bf for our 2 year anniversary. Got a hotel room. Drove 3 hours. At the MORRISSEY show, these 4-5 guys right behind me (in the seats, not general admission) were screaming and being idiots, knocking into me. Around us were people in their 30s-70s. I repeat: this is at a MORRISSEY show. Not a banger. But, these d-bags were so obnoxious that people kept saying things to them, complaining, generally looking miserable because they were making it very difficult to enjoy the concert. I said something to them and then they began harassing my bf and I for the rest of the concert, threatening us, etc. One of the guys told me he was going to "beat my ass." Great. A woman beater. I went to an usher to complain and he told me that he couldn't do anything about it. Sooo... I filled out the little survey afterward, detailing the amount of money we spent, the effort it took to get there, how it was a special occasion ruined, and that the MSG staff can't do their jobs. They called me to follow up. They wanted more information, but asked me "Did you ask for a supervisor?" Are you kidding me??? Their follow-up was pathetic. They offered nothing. No refund. No discount to give us the opportunity to change our mind about the venue. Nothing. I really don't see the need to go to another show at MSG Theater.